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    the pyramids, yet the site chosen has the same number latitude and longitude. It was aliens, after studying the planet from afar, who implemented temples on this exact site.      With 757 foot sides, the largest pyramid at Giza would have been difficult to design with a perfect square base, and yet the base is almost perfect and the difference in side length is only a mere two centimeters. This is an amazing feat for any modern culture, but an impossible one for an ancient

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    The Great Pyramid Essay

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         Dimensions. C.     Surrounding community. Why the Great Pyramid of Giza was built is a question that has been challenging archeologists, philosophers, and historians

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    Pyramid of Giza is the most famous pyramid(Barrow). It is over 140 meters high and that makes it the largest pyramid in the world(Barrow). Even though it is massive in size, it only took about 20 years to build(Barrow). People think this pyramid is famous because, it is very large and was built before the major advancements in technology. Another reason, why people think the pyramid is famous is because, it is one of the 7 Wonders of the Ancient World(Great). The Great Pyramid of Giza is the oldest

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    The Pyramids Of Egypt T

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    pyramids provides the primary thesis of discussion. Social and political analysis of the pyramids along with the history and significance of the structures will be of significant importance. One theory regarding the relationship between the pyramids of Giza relates to the constellation of Orion . The three pyramids mimic the constellation, aligning nearly perfectly with the constellation both in shape and relative size. Another theory hypothesizes the Great Pyramid was based on pi and phi as the numbers

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    Pyramids and Cathedrals – Finding Similarities in Differences A large pile of ancient stone is no different than a giant stack of old stone, right? To look closely into an argument, sometimes a zoomed-out perspective is needed. In this case, its important to look at every detail to find out if the construction of pyramids and cathedrals were similar or different. On one hand, there are the ancient Egyptian pyramids, construced under the authority of the pharoahs through the use of many laboring

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    Thesis Statement: The Stonehenge is a complex work of art; as it has been built over different periods of time representing wide range of ideas and thoughts. It is a monument that encapsulates the identity of a collective society of an era. It portrays the belief and value system, status, faith, relationship with the supreme being (god), and technological knowledge of the citizens of a society that is associated with the making of the Stonehenge. The large span of time and ambiguity of the society

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    the Ancient World inspired awe and fascination during their time. The Seven Wonders include; the Great Pyramids at Giza, the Colossus of Rhodes, Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Temple of Artimas at Ephesus, the Statue of Zeus, the Mausoleum of Hallcannassus and the Lighthouse of Alexandria. Most of the seven wonders were destroyed by earthquakes, except for the Great Pyramids at Giza, which is the only one still standing today. The Colossus of Rhodes was a large bronze statue which stood near the

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    Stonehenge – Stonehenge is located in Wiltshire, UK. The stones date back to 3100 BC. The Stonehenge is made up of Bluestone, Sarsen and Welsh Sandstone. It is estimated that this monument took more than thirty million hours of construction. This ancient monument was built in three stages and is built of almost 100 massive upright stones. Scientists have managed to track the Bluestone to the Preseli hills in Wales nearly 200 miles from where Stonehenge now lays. An average of 1 million people visit

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    Oasis In Ancient Egypt

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    Most people know the definition, or at least have an idea of what the word oasis means. It is defined as “something serving as a refuge, relief, or pleasant change from what is usual, annoying, difficult, etc.” by dictionary.com.("Oasis | Define Oasis at Dictionary.com") Although this is the definition we are all accustomed to in modern times, when said in ancient times, Egypt would come to mind. ("ancient Egypt - The Predynastic and Early Dynastic periods ...") In ancient times, Egypt was the oasis

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    The name of my art work selection is the Osiride statue of Senwosret I. It is a limestone statue from the Middle Kingdom also referred to as “The Period of Reunification” from 1961–1917 B.C. in Egypt. It can be found in gallery 110 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. When on the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s website, it can be easily found by typing the accession number of 09.180.529 into the search bar in the upper right hand corner. It is a very large piece made from Limestone. Limestone

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